Elegant Web Sites at Affordable Prices

Seattle Web Design

Our Mission
We create affordable and elegant Web sites for small businesses and for personal needs. We specialize in designing Web sites that have fewer than 30 pages. This way we can reduce complexity and overhead, and pass the savings directly to our customers.

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Our Design Philosophy
Your home page on the internet should be like your home in real life. It should suit your needs and fit your budget. We have boiled down our designs to the most practical, flexible, and affordable. You will get what you need without having to pay for all the “fluff” and the unnecessary design features that clutter most Web sites and confuse the site visitors.
 

Our Pricing
We will negotiate a flat fee based on your site design and the number of pages in your site. All reasonable offers will be considered and we will work within your budget. Because of our flat fee you will not be quoted an initial low price only to see expensive additions later.

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What to Expect
We will work with you on creating a free design proposal for your site at no charge or obligation. It is easy, fun, and hassle free. We believe that the best Web sites are created by involving the customers in the design process. You will be providing the content and the basic images/graphics, and we will help you shape them into an elegant, intuitive, and practical Web site. We will negotiate a price only when you are confident that our design proposal is right for you.

Why Choose Us?
We have extensive training in Web site interaction design. This training enables us to create Web sites that are both elegant and user-friendly. The following are some facts about Web sites that are designed without proper training.

• Research by User Interface Engineering, Inc., shows that people cannot find the information they seek on a Web site about 60 percent of the time.
• Many flash sites simply confuse visitors due to poor design, and may even lead to lost business (read more).
• Studies by Forrester Research estimate that approximately 50 percent of potential sales are lost because users can't find information and that 40 percent of users do not return to a site when their first visit is a negative experience.
• A study by Zona Research found that 62 percent of Web shoppers give up looking for the item they want to buy online.
• According to Elizabeth Millard, "The best sites we've found are usable only 42 percent of the time."